Will this lens take the place of a fisheye and an ultra-wide angle lens?
33384
It distorts at all the range. What it differs from 8 to 15mm is only the FOV. There are wide lenses like Sigma 10-20mm that doesn't distort in curves like this, not being a fish eye. In a full frame it takes all the frame, not letting any black border, only close to 15mm. In an APS-C sensor it has a wider use with no black borders.
33385
It's still a fisheye lens with curvature! 14mm prime lens is as far out as a wide angle or you are looking at the 16mm to 35 mm 2.8 f stop wide angle lens if you want wide angel variation or go with the 17mm to 40mmm f4 wide angel they are both l Lenses.
33386
On a Full Frame Camera it is a true 180 degree fisheye, at the 15mm end it is an ultra-wide angle lens but with some fisheye distortion, which you would need to correct in Photoshop with a plugin like Fisheye Hemi. Sample pics are at my blog, http://carfisheye.blogspot.com/
33387
no. i would get the new canon 16mmLzoom f/4 i.s and get a used original canon 15mm fisheye
33388
Maybe but its not for everyone its more like a fisheye then wide angle and got no lens protection or filter
33389
I use a full frame camera and it goes from circular fisheye at 8mm to ultra wide at 15mm.
33390
Probably not, it will also depend on the camera sensor, used on a full frame you will get 180 degree view with a round image and black edges, you can use as a wide angle but you will then require distortion removal in post processing. I have a shot used on a full frame at 14mm of Bristol Motor Speedway here- https://www.flickr.com/photos/theaterwiz/14465665804/ , that shot is at 14mm with no perspective or distortion adjustments, I will say it is a fun lens.
433099
Yes it will, with the caveat of course that your lenses were made before the days of autofocus and auto aperture,so of course those options won't be available. Just be sure to enable the "use aperture ring" option in the menus first.
1841047
If the lens you use on your camera doesn't have a diameter the same as the wide angle lens, then you may have to purchase an adapter. If, however, the diameter is the same, the wide angle lens will simply screw into the end of existing lens of your camera. It does not screw into the body of the camera, but instead, into the EXISTING LENS. In other words, the wide angle lens simply becomes an extension of the existing lens attached to your camera
2026649
i don't know for sure, as I don't have this lens, but i wouldn't think so. I personally have the panasonic leica 25mm f/1.4, and the Zuiko 45mm. The wider the lens, the more you may run into that problem, but i believe it's contained to fish eye type lenses. The 17mm f/1.8n got some pretty good reviews on Amazon. I liked the mention of fast auto focus, and the all-metal build. I'm definitely a prime lens guy, and now I've got my eye on the Zuiko 75mm! Gotta save up some moolah for that one.
2258976
Yes it'll work just fine. Essentially they are the same lens but this version is more geared towards shooting video with the "unclicked" aperture and gears for follow focus (which you'll never use on a fisheye).
1508207
its actually 2 lenses in 1. unscrew the macro lens from the fisheye wide angle lens and you're all set
960475
No, but I believe there is a wide angle "mode" in the options. That said, it's really not the same thing as a wide angle lens.
887126
yes...to be clear - this is NOT a lens by itself - it fits on the end of one of your existing lenses to give you the wide angle view....works great for us.
707001
You can use it. However, you do not get full fisheye 180 degree view angle effects. You should buy 10.5mm/2.8 Fisheye lens for D5300.
443750
The 0.35X should be considered a fisheye lens. The 0.43, although a wide angle, is not quite as wide.
827331
It's a hugh difference; this is a fisheye, 16mm it's a wide lens. try it, its awesome!
1057132
Won't fit. Not necessary. You can use the Fisheye underwater in most underwater situations.
1773377
I would have to say yes. The only issues would be if you tried to use it on a fisheye etc. that needs a special lens cap.
1463400
Yes. Photoshop or equivalent editing software. Curious as Why you would use a fisheye & then correct the distortion! If you're looking for UWA, the Tokina 11-16 2.8 is the best there is. I own one (although its F/S here on Amazon) & the color, clarity & contrast is second to none...
1173522
It will not. Because they are both 24mm wide. If you want a wider degree of view then you need to buy a lens with a widest degree of less than 24mm.
1441647
I wouldn't see why not. The wide angle does what it says, it just gives a little more of an angle in all directions allowing you to capture a larger field of view. Make no mistake, it's not a significant larger field of view, but it is nice. This equipment is solid quality stuff. Get it, you can't go wrong.
2065580
you can however ...add on ..wide angle/fish eye and tele multiplier lenses and filters.